Feed-in tariff in Ukraine: The only driver of renewables' industry growth?

Probabilities to adopt feed in tariff conditioned to economic transition: A scenario analysis

“…8 Table 3 reports the maximum likelihood estimates, the standard errors and the pevalues of the estimated models. 9 Considering the model suggested by stepwise procedure and the model selection measures, we conclude that model 4 better explains the adoption of FiT. The following panel probit random model is estimated and considered for the forecasting procedure:…”

“…He finds that FiT policies have a positive effect on RES development while RPS policies have a negative effect. Trypolska [9] reviews the recently adopted legislation on FiTs in Ukraine, focusing on its advantages and drawbacks, as well as on the related challenges, and recently Islam and Meade [10] using data from Ontario, where a generous FiT is available to households generating electricity from solar panels, measure household level preferences for panels and use these preferences along with household characteristics to predict adoption time intentions. Wand and Leuthold [11] examine the potential effects of Germany's FiT policy employing a partial equilibrium approach while Couture and Gagnon [2] analyze the different ways to structure the remuneration of a FiT policy, divided into two broad categories: those in which remuneration is dependent on the electricity price, and those that remain independent from it.…”

Does the sun shine in the High North? Vested interests as a barrier to solar energy deployment in Finland

“…Solar PV has increased faster in these countries due to their FIT system [23,56]. The favorable feed-in tariff policy has created a large market for PV and increased production capacity, especially in China [57], where the average solar panel costs have dropped due to economies of scale, resulting in China being one of the leading producers of solar panels [58]. Some American and German panel manufacturers were driven out of business, prompting complaints about unfair Chinese government subsidies to the manufacturers [59].…”

Analysis of renewable energy feed-in tariffs in selected regions of the globe: Lessons for Saudi Arabia

“…Compared to other RE support mechanisms, FIT implementation has encouraged green electricity production in Ukraine, since FIT rates are high, and grid access is guaranteed by law, a major advantage of the current legislation on renewables in Ukraine [67]. Trypolska assessed the optimal level of FITs in Ukraine in regard to the investment attraction and business operation.…”